The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-24

Balls, indianapolis. first and second on Buff Cochin
fowls and on pair Toulon geese; first pair Rouen
Cuchin China, Wyandotte fowls: r. NJ. Reveal Glsr-
mont first pair bronze turkeys of this years hstch'
keys, Plymouth Rock fowls and pairs silver Ham
burg fowls and chicks. and on miscellaneous exhibit.
Bloominsdale, FIRST on white Holland turkeys.
brow brown Leghorn fowls. and on pairs LeghGsn
son. first and second on pair black
breasted Red game first pair golden Hamburg and
geese; w. R. Clare Trafalgar first heaviess hen
puet brood of chicks and pair dark Brahma fowls
Gsgs sSesyyis rst ON ssr Baba and White
Wyandotte fowls and chicks; R. B. Hale. shelbyville
first pair of Cochin China FOWLS Bergener ana Will
son, Indianapolis, first pair par fridge Cochin
chicks; A. w. Newlin Bloomingd first ard second
on Psrs et M1s G9ehr oaind Ghic1s On PAR.
pairs black Cochin fowls, and second pairs
breed; Ben s. Myers, Crawfordsvile. second pair
and second chicks Of same Breed Samuel Garter,
Plsnfi0ld, second on silver Hamburg chicks L. Rey
black Hamburg; E. A. Stanton. Greenwood.
first on pair colored dorkinf and black SPANS
and first and second on chicks: F. A. sheppsrd. Tn
danapolis, second pair ducklings game fowls and
chicks VIM. Tobin. Indianapolis. first white leg
horn fowls and first and second on pair of that
Breed s. s. Whitesdes. Franklin, first pair of
white leghorn chicks and second on white fowls of
that breed; J. H. Heavenridge Liberty, second
black breasted red game fowl Richard Carterhotz,
indianapolis. first pigeons. In the miscellaneous
F. r. Hale, shelbyville J. Jordan Remington; J. W.
Nicholson. Hackeman and Sid Conger Flat Rock;
j. r. Craig Indianapolis, and A. Mack Rose Hill.
Horses, Sweepstakes Banks and Hit LaPorte,
first on draft stations of any age. and on brood
stallion Of any age; Tom Dickerson North Vernon,
first on lightharness stallion; Dillon Bros. Normal
Ill.,, first draft Of any NJ. L. Hare. Fish,
ers Switch first general purpose draft brood mare;
W. A. Perry, Deming, Ind, first general purpose
Horses for Light Harness-M. L. Hare. Fishers
Switch. first stallion four years old and over.
ond colt under year and on light harness
team; Tom Dickerson North Vernon, second stall
apolis second stallion three years old and under
four; A. c. Rony, indianapolis first stallion three
years ola and under three, on colt under year,
on, three years old aud under two on
Ion. mare es' and gsdins of any age,
N. s. Jones, Taylorvile, second geldng three
same; A. j. Colson, Cleveland, first stallion
one year old and over mares four. three two and
light-harness team and herd; William Dagler Rush
vile, first stallion two years old and over J. n
Huston Connersville, second same; It. NJ. Porter
Indianapolis, second on stallion year old and
over; George w. Scott, Indianspolis first on colt
saddle stallion.
AS on the other days, the race course was the
center of attraction for thousands, and three
good races were had. The track was in good
CONDITION and the flyers their mettle and the
management gave something more than the
ordinary fair speeding In the stallion trot for
ST. 80 there were only three entries. Tom Rod
gers, black. entered by Joseph Ray; Clifton Boy,
black, entered by w. c. Bennett, Dickson
Tenn; and Royalmont sorrel entered by L.. w.
Cobb, Aurora. Rodgers was closely pushed as
times by Clifton Boy, but he finished easily the
three successive heats; Clifton Boy second and
Royalmont third. Time. 2 35a. 1884, 231.
More interest found in the free-for all
trot, the merit of the horses being about equal.
The entries were Amia King, sorrsl marc, en-
tered by L. W. Sinclair. Salem: Geneva Wilkes,
bay mare, entered by Charles McAuley Colum-
bus and Bulwer. sorrel gelding, entered by
Buck Dickerson. North Vernon Amia King
crowded Bulwer in the last heat, but on the home
stretch she lost her steady gait, which allowed
Bulwer to recover lost ground and come under
tie wire by length. The heat won by Geneva
Wilkes in 2:27 Is the fastest made the
fair track. The heats were:
Bulwer Observation-Disclosures. 3 i
Ama King.
Geneva Wilks / 2 ,
Tme-2:2saa. 2.2ai4. 2:27, $50 2:31.
In the $50 pace the entries were Little Grant,
bay stallion. entered by W. @. Cole. Attica r.
a W.. so--el geldng, entered by C. w. Bruce.
Eaton, -; Little Brown jug, geiding entered
tered 5y Buck Dickerson, North Vernon; Dollie
NJ oav mare entered by A. Schictantz. Plain
field, and Toby, bay gedng, entered by Philip
Upton. The second and third heats were spirit
eddy run, the race resulting
T. II. w i
Irltthore ----------------....-2
y, Dollle -----------------.6 5
1 I.l 5 brown jug -------------a drawn
Time-2:3la4. 2:34,s and 2:35ia